Lecture

Networked Control Systems: Properties and Connectivity

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Description

This lecture covers the properties of non-negative matrices, irreducible matrices, and strongly connected graphs in the context of networked control systems. It discusses the adjacency matrix, spectral properties, powers of matrices, and the meaning of similarity transformations. The lecture also explores irreducible matrices, permutations, and their significance in analyzing digraphs. The instructor explains the concept of irreducibility and strong connectivity, providing theorems and examples to illustrate these key concepts.

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Mathematics

Discrete mathematics: Graph theory

Algebra: Linear algebra

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